Map Update and DnD Shenanigans

Afternoon Maps

I really love creating slice-of-life style maps, as you may have noticed. A restaurant is a great idea and another Patron just suggested the same, so I think that's likely going on the list soon!

Luís (Vellum)

I'm a little late to the party, but excited to see where things are going! Personally my theme suggestions are more slice of life stuff, such as farmhouses, restaurants, homesteads, guilds, etc. Stuff that, sure, can be used for an impromptu combat, but is also great for just that fun, laid back roleplaying aspect.

Keovar

With Hasbro laying so many off and pressuring WotC to break promises they made before Hasbro bought them (the 9 most powerful Magic cards on the "never to be reprinted" reserve list were reprinted a few months ago), I think Hasbro is looking to sell to a larger entertainment corp like Disney and is trying to appear more profitable in preparation. Don't you want a Harry Potter TTRPG? :P

Caerdwyn

The standard answer would be "2e Pathfinder", but while I think 2e character generation is excellent, the combat is much, much too crunchy for my table of 7 (pity me!). I'm looking into 5e-derivatives like those being worked upon by Enworld and others. However, with recent developments, that may or may not be necessary. We shall see!

Oh, I missed it. Thank you for letting me know.

We like to give artists credit. ;) <3

Afternoon Maps

Thanks and glad you find them useful Basilisk :) I do have a rope bridge over a chasm, take a look at my Map list post. However travel encounters are always useful, so I'm sure I'll be creating more mountainous maps soon :D

Afternoon Maps

That's awesome Sparabel, Pathfinder looks interesting :) And thanks for the Shout out, always appreciated (but not required) :D

Really hoping you feel better soon, coming across your patreon was amazing for my tabletop sessions. The OGL has my group looking into other systems, namely Pathfinder and Pendragon, and your maps work well for both. As for potential maps, something like two cliffs connected by a rope bridge or some stone pillars would be neat and not something I think you've done here yet.

We run a DND stream on Twitch and are in the process of porting our whole thing to Pathfinder because of it. We often use your maps (and credit you!) on it, so very glad you'll still be making them! <3

Afternoon Maps

We can only hope.

Ragna De Rijcke

They've gone mad with greed, hopefully, they'll see the light ...

Afternoon Maps

Mmm, the open mine is a good one, a vineyard with flooded variant would suit my style for sure and the lava tube would be super useful and look cool! Thanks bud! All great ideas :D

Afternoon Maps

Thanks Richard. :)

Afternoon Maps

That's very true, thanks Caerdwyn :) What other systems are you looking into?

Richard Healy

Suggestions: an open-tiered mine. A flooded vineyard. An open lava tube w/wo lava.

Richard Healy

Hope you feel better soon.

Caerdwyn

None of your work is system-specific. The rot-grubs can't touch you. I'll just use your excellent work with other game systems.

Afternoon Maps

I can't promise asset packs Bradley, but I will try to add more useful assets to my releases.

Afternoon Maps

Thanks Greg :) Oh and that's a cool idea. I may think about doing a reduced-scale map that links a few of my dungeon maps together :)

Bradley

Hope you get well soon! No worries about the maps, you keep to a pace that works for you. Whatever you put out we all know it will be another banger. One thing that I would really like to see in the future is asset packs. Buildings, wilderness, clutter, you name it. I would subscribe to a higher tier if it meant that it would happen.

Greg Morrow

Get well. We can wait for maps, especially ones which are as good as yours. As for themes, five-room dungeons are always immediately useful. But I'd love to see something like the old Maps of Mystery by Christopher West from Dungeon magazine, especially "Dungeon's Delve". You could do a reduced scale overview, and then drill into to specific areas for battlemaps.